1. it's pronounced something like F.S.-check, as in, "there's an F S check meeting tonight, and man it has a cool name". as for lacking vowels, a lot of abbreviations and organizations do fine without: BBB, PBK, PKP, and even student senate with the dreaded SS.
2. FSCK is a great name and i was never much into the in-joke. it gets points because it's an actual command, and a fairly serious one when failed. 3. one can't claim that the name is terrible because it lacks a vowel while simultaneously lamenting that people will interpret a consonant 'S' as some other vowel. pick one or the other. as for it potentially being misconstrued as profanity, well, we're all big kids now and i don't think the world will end. i'll put my name up next to it any day of any week with a campus size of 10 or 10,000. 4. abbreviations don't go on resumes, because it's lazy and not everyone knows every shortening. that's why we, as big kids now, put down things like Association of Computing Machinery and Free Software Club in Kirksville (or if you're into brevity, Free Software Club). i ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
